Apple secured board observer seat as part of OpenAI deal: Bloomberg
What role did Apple obtain on OpenAI's board?
Apple obtained an observer role on OpenAI's board as part of their partnership. Phil Schiller, head of Apple's App Store, was chosen for this position. As a board observer, Schiller won't have voting powers but will be able to attend OpenAI meetings, providing Apple with insights into the AI company's operations. This arrangement puts Apple on equal footing with OpenAI's largest backer, Microsoft.
Who from Apple was selected for the OpenAI board observer role?
Phil Schiller, Apple Fellow and App Store chief, was selected for the OpenAI board observer role6. This position allows Schiller to attend and contribute to board meetings without voting rights or control, providing Apple valuable insights into the AI company's decision-making process.
Will Phil Schiller have voting rights in his new role?
No, Phil Schiller will not have voting rights in his new role as a board observer at OpenAI. His role allows him to attend and contribute to board meetings, but he is not allowed to vote or exercise other director powers.